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November 8, 2010
A role-playing board game on Paleolithic hunter-gatherers
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Millán Mozota, reader of this blog and author of a Neanderthal-specialized one in Spanish language, mentions today the existence of a new r...
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Video: Lower and Middle Paleolithic knapping
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The video illustrates and almost makes it look easy the three classical modes of knapping prior to Upper Paleolithic (Spanish/English text b...
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A note on West Eurasian haplogroups
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Some aspects of the recent discussion in the previous post, got me thinking about West Eurasian founder effects, or major haplogroups and th...
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November 6, 2010
Chimps and humans diverged some eight million years ago
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I have said that several times. So I'm not going to miss the opportunity of saying it once more: the 5 million year figure for the Pan-H...
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November 3, 2010
Malaria and sickle cell anemia do not correlate well in Asia
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There is an interesting new article that confirms by statistical means the long held theory that sickle cell disease exists in a dynamic eq...
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November 2, 2010
Eastern Pygmies are not L1
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Just a brief note to account for a paper to which I do not have access to but that says openly in the abstract that mtDNA lineages of Wester...
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October 30, 2010
Solutrean-style retouch 75,000 years ago in South Africa
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Blombos point Since I started reading about the MSA ( Middle Stone Age , the main African Middle Paleolithic stone industry) I have been ...
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